Alcohol & Alcoholism

Alcohol & Alcoholism

...Tutor – Elaine Mitchell

Gareth Owen Foundation Year Student – 95467895

Within this essay my aim is to show how alcohol plays an important part in the everyday life's of many people all over the world, to find out what is meant by the word "Alcoholic", how this disorder effects the individuals who have it and those around them, and also to try and discover the advantages and disadvantages of drinking alcohol on the physical, mental and psychological states of the human body.
During this essay I will attempt to look at the increasingly serious situation of alcohol usage and abuse in Britain from an objective and thorough point of view.
I will focus and certain aspects involving the subject of alcohol and alcoholism, namely:
• The Advantages and disadvantages of drinking alcohol with regards to the physical and mental self.
• The effect alcohol abuse can have on your life style, i.e. education, employment, relationships.
• After effects or side lines of alcohol abuse.
• Alcohol, the money making machine.

What are the advantages of drinking alcohol, well this depends on a number of factors, how much alcohol and what alcohol you are drinking, generally speaking the old tale of everything in moderation applies here, but of course anything more than normal drinking will and does have dramatic effects.
So firstly the more common and obvious advantages of drinking moderate amounts of alcohol, well in this country and even part of the world, to drink is seen as a very sociable thing to do, so much so that in certain situations such as parties and dinners not drinking for any particular reason can by some be seen as rude or offensive, so alcohol is a highly sociable pastime and has been for many years, going out to pubs and clubs is a very sociable friendly thing to do and is enjoyed by millions all over the country every week.
The second advantage to...

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